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Praise the Sun! The Steam Summer Sale of 2016 delivers us massive discounts for all kinds of games. Indie or AAA, it doesn’t matter; none are safe from the rock-bottom prices dictated by Lord Gaben! There are tons of delectable discounted games – thousands, even – but double edged element in the sale is that it can be tremendously difficult to sift through the slosh of Steam keys to find the true and grand jewels of the industry.

In comparison with the discount and the level of meat in a game, we bring you 10 titles that are just absolutely the most bang per buck; titles that you’ll definitely want Steam codes for. These are hands-down amazing games that are selling right now for $10 or less. Of course, it goes without saying that big AAA games like Fallout, Skyrim, or pretty much any popular title that have low prices will not be mentioned here. They get enough attention as it is, with or without the sale. Instead, these titles are going to be games that you may not even know exist but are damn worth the cash. So, without further ado, here are the 10 gems that you definitely have to grab a Steam cd key for.

1. The Talos Principle Steam Keys

Let’s start off with one beautiful game: Croteam’s The Talos Principle. This title, while it was well received and has critical acclaim, didn’t do too well in the mainstream market of generic CoDs and GTAs. It is, however, the best puzzle game since the Portal series. It has some of the most astonishing visuals, intricate puzzle designs, and fantastic story for a game in its genre, with a lot of content to boot. It’s currently on sale for $9.99.

2. Transistor Steam CD Key

This is another title that pretty much went under the radar of the mainstream gaming community. Well, while all games on this list are technically those kinds of games, Transistor was up for some honors in the game industry, but missed out against bigger budget titles.

An RPG at heart but built around action at the same time, Transistor has some crazy wonderful elements that focus on the palatable visual aesthete of the discerning gamer. Combat mechanics, fantastic graphics, gravely haunting music, and voiceover work that pay attention to extreme detail, Transistor is one of those titles that you know was made with tons of love. Going at a price of of $4.99, you can’t ever go wrong with it.

The Steam Summer Sale; the highlight of each and every Steam user to blow loads of their cash on Steam Keys, Steam redeem code, regular ol’ Steam codes, and pretty much anything else that’s up for sale. It’s as if to buy Steam games wasn’t a tempting thing to do on any given week on the platform.

Also, every year, PayPal blows the lid off Steam’s secret plans on when to do a summer sale by emailing their users who have histories with buying Steam games on their PP accounts. This year, however, Paypal has not only informed us of Steam’s incoming Summer sale starting on June 23rd, but it also seems to have the blessing of Steam itself to spread the news.

How do we think this so? Well, PayPal’s accompanying message of, “Now you know when it’s going to happen,” and “you can get ready for the savings.”

If this doesn’t indicate cooperation between the two companies, then nothing really will. So, it seems that the company was given the go-ahead this time around. The email makes reference to the exclusive nature of the reveal, and a tweet promoting the announcement tagged the official Steam account.

Steam Keys: Tons to Buy This Time Around

Like every year, the Steam summer sale has a MASSIVE collection of Steam keys up for grabs at the lowest prices Valve can afford to sell them for. It’s always this time around where Steam users end up very close to the median poverty line due to the tons of Steam codes they’ll be getting. It should also go without saying that PayPal is definitely going to be the safest and easiest way to shell out your hard earned cash for some games.

Personally, I’m hoping to snag a copy of Battleborn if it’s ever going to be included, however, it’s in my experience that Steam never puts a game up for sale if it was released just in the past two months, so that may be a bummer for me. Still, this PayPal and Steam partnership shows just how resilient the platform is and how it’s going to be here to stay for a very long time.